Click "OK" to save the image as a transparent EPS. Click the "Paths" tab and select "Make Work Path From Selection."Ĭlick the "Paths" panel menu and select "Clipping Path." Select "Path 1," which is the work path that you defined earlier, then click "OK."Ĭlick "File" and "Save As," then select "Photoshop EPS" from the "Format" drop-down menu.Ĭlick "Save" and select "TIFF (8bits/pixel)" from the "Preview" drop-down menu, then select "ASCII85" from the "Encoding" drop-down menu. You may also need to remove all gradients. If not, use the "Lasso" tool and trace the outline of your image.Ĭlick "Select" and "Inverse" so only the image is selected and not the background. Mo Duffy talks about this issue in her blogpost from a few years back, but basically, you need to: remove transparent gradients from your drawing.
Step 3: Next, click the Multiple Scans button, check the boxes next to Smooth and Remove background, click the Update button and then Apply. Provided that everything is a uniform color, the tool should select the whole area. Then you will see the image in black and white color scale. Leave the background white or a uniform color.Ĭlick the "Magic Wand" tool and click on the background of the image. Use the tools to create the image you want to save as an EPS file.
Launch the program, click "File" and "New," enter the settings for the document and click "OK." Navigate to the Adobe website (link in Resources), then download and install the free trial of Photoshop if you do not have the full version installed on your computer.
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